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    PC Mode Menu System 
     
    See “Connecting the LCD TV to a PC” section 
    for connecting a PC to the TV set.
    For switching to PC source, press “
    ” button 
    on your remote control and select PC input. 
    You can also use “Source” menu to switch to 
    PC mode. 
     
    Note that PC mode menu settings are available only 
    while the TV is in PC source. 
      PC Position Menu 
     
    Select the first icon by pressing “” or 
    “
    ” button. PC Position menu appears on the 
    screen: 
     
     
      Autoposition 
      If you shift the picture horizontally or vertically 
    to an unwanted position, use this item to put 
    the picture into correct place automatically. 
    This setting therefore automatically optimizes 
    the display.
    Select Autoposition item by using “
    ” or “” 
    buttons. 
    Press OK or “”, “” button. 
       
    Warning 
    : Please ensure auto adjustment is 
    performed with a full screen image to ensure 
    best results. 
      H (Horizontal) Position 
      This item shifts the image horizontally to right 
    hand side or left hand side of the screen.
    Select  H Position 
     item by using “
    ” or “
    ” button. Use “” or “” button to adjust the 
    value. 
      V (Vertical) Position 
      This item shifts the image vertically towards the 
    top or bottom of the screen.
    Select  V Position 
     item by using “” or “
    ” button. Use “” or “” button to adjust the 
    value. 
      Phase 
      Depending on the resolution and scan frequency 
    that you input to the TV set, you may see a hazy 
    or noisy picture on the screen. In such a case 
    you can use this item to get a clear picture by 
    trial and error method.
    Select  Phase  item by using “
    ” or “” buttons. 
    Use “
    ” or “” button to adjust the value. 
      Dot Clock 
      Dot Clock adjustments correct the interference 
    that appear as vertical banding in dot intensive 
    presentations like spreadsheets or paragraphs 
    or text in smaller fonts.
    Select  Dot Clock  item by using “
    ” or “
    ” buttons. Use “” or “” button to adjust the 
    value. 
      PC Picture Menu 
      For adjusting PC picture items, do the 
    following:
    Press “
    ” or “” button to select the second icon. 
    PC Picture menu appears on the screen.
    Brightness, Contrast, 
    Colour and Colour 
    Temperature settings in this menu are identical 
    to settings defi ned in TV picture menu under 
    “Analogue TV Menu System”. 
       
    Note 
    : If you set Colour Temp as User, you can defi ne 
    R, G, B settings manually. 
      Sound Menu 
      The items in this menu are described at “Sound 
    Menu” section explained in “Menu System”. 
      Feature Menu 
      Feature menu settings are identical to the 
    settings explained in “ Feature Menu 
    ” section 
    in “ Menu System ”. 
      Source Menu 
      Source menu settings are identical to the 
    settings explained in “ Source Menu ” section 
    in “ Menu System 
    ”. 
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Displaying TV Information 
     
     
     
    Programme Number 
    ,  Programme Name 
    , 
      Sound Indicator 
     and  Zoom Mode 
     information is 
    displayed on the screen when a new programme 
    is entered or 
    INFO button is pressed.  
     
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    Mute Function 
     
    Press “” button to disable sound. Mute 
    indicator will be displayed in the upper side of 
    the screen. 
      To cancel mute, there are two alternatives; the 
    fi rst one is pressing the “
    ” button and the 
    second one is increasing the volume level.  
     
     
    PIP (Picture-in-Picture) and 
    PAP (Picture-and-Picture) 
    Modes 
      Press the “” button to switch to PIP mode.
    At PIP Mode, a small picture (PIP picture) is 
    displayed on the main picture. There are 1 size 
    and 4 positions (upper left, upper right, bottom 
    left and bottom right) available for the PIP 
    window. You can use “
    ” button to change the 
    PIP position. Aspect Ratio of the PIP window is 
    fi xed and 4:3.
    When PIP Mode is entered, the default active 
    window is the PIP window and the active window 
    is indicated by a red frame around it. The active 
    window can be changed by pressing “
    ” or “
    ” button. The status info OSD belongs to active 
    window. The place of the status OSDs are same 
    for both windows.
    Press the “
    ” button again to exit the PIP 
    mode.
    Press the “
    ” button to switch to PAP mode.
    At PAP Mode, two pictures with equal sizes are 
    displayed on the screen. Aspect Ratios of the 
    windows are fi xed.
    When you switch to PAP Mode, main window in 
    PIP Mode will be displayed on the right side of 
    the screen. The active window can be changed 
    by pressing “
    ” or “” button.
    Press the “
    ” button again to exit the PAP 
    mode. 
       
     
     
    Picture Mode Selection
     
    By pressing  PP 
     button, you can change  Picture 
    Mode 
     settings in accordance with your viewing 
    requirements. Available options are Dynamic, 
    Natural, Cinema and Pixellence.  
    Note : This function will not be available while in PC 
    mode.
       
    Freezing Picture 
     
    You can freeze the picture on the screen by 
    pressing the “ OK 
    ” button on the remote control. 
    Press the “ OK 
    ” button to freeze picture. Press 
    again to quit freeze mode. 
       
     
     
     
     
     
    Zoom Modes 
     
    You can change the aspect ratio (image size) 
    of the TV for viewing the picture in different 
    zoom modes.
    Press “
    ” button to directly change the 
    zoom mode.
    Available zoom modes are listed below. 
      Note: 
    In  YPbPr 
     and  HDMI 
     modes, while in 720p-1080i 
    resolutions, only 16:9 mode is available.
    In PC mode, only 16:9 mode is available. 
     
    Auto 
     
    When a  WSS (Wide Screen Signalling) 
     signal, 
    which shows the aspect ratio of the picture, is 
    included in the broadcast signal or the signal 
    from an external device, the TV automatically 
    changes the  ZOOM 
     mode according to the 
      WSS 
     signal. 
      • When the  AUTO 
     mode does not function 
    correctly due to poor  WSS 
     signal quality or 
    when you want to change the  ZOOM 
     mode, 
    change to another  ZOOM 
     mode manually. 
     
    16:9 
     
    This uniformly stretches the left and right sides 
    of a normal picture (4:3 aspect ratio) to fi ll  the 
    wide TV screen. 
     
     
      • For 16:9 aspect ratio pictures that have been 
    squeezed into a normal picture (4:3 aspect 
    ratio), use the  16:9 
     mode to restore the picture 
    to its original shape. 
      4:3 
     
    Use to view a normal picture (4:3 aspect ratio) 
    as this is its original size. 
     
     
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    Panoramic 
     
    This stretches the left and right sides of a normal 
    picture (4:3 aspect ratio) to fill the screen, 
    without making the picture appear unnatural. 
     
     
      The top and bottom of the picture are slightly 
    cut off. 
      14:9 
     
    This zooms up the wide picture (14:9 aspect 
    ratio) to the upper and lower limits of the 
    screen. 
     
     
      Cinema 
     
    This zooms up the wide picture (16:9 aspect 
    ratio) to the full screen. 
     
     
      Subtitle 
     
    This zooms up the wide picture (16:9 aspect 
    ratio) with subtitles to the full screen. 
     
       
    Zoom
    This option zooms to the picture.
    Note: You can shift to screen up or down by pressing 
    “” / “” buttons while picture zoom is selected as 
    panaromic, 14:9, Cinema or Subtitle.
       
     
     
    Teletext 
     
    Teletext system transmits information such as 
    news, sports and weather on your TV. Note 
    that is the signal degrades, for example in 
    poor/adverse weather conditions, some text 
    errors may occur or the teletext mode may be 
    aborted. 
       
    Teletext function buttons 
     are listed below: 
      “
    ” Teletext On-Off / PAT Mode 
      Activates teletext mode when pressed once. 
    Pressing this button again will split the screen 
    into two windows, one displaying the teletext 
    and the other displaying the current channel. 
    Pressing again will quit the teletext mode. 
      “
    ” Index 
      Selects the teletext index page. 
      “
    ” Mix 
      Places the teletext screen over the 
    programme. 
      “
    ” Expand 
      Press once to enlarge top half of the page, press 
    again to enlarge the bottom half of the page. 
    Press again to revert back to normal size. 
      “
    ” Reveal 
      Shows hidden information (e.g. solutions of 
    games). 
      “
    ” Hold 
      Holds a text page when convenient. Press again 
    to resume. 
      “
    ” Subcode Pages / Time 
      Selects subcode pages if available when the 
    teletext is activated. When the teletext is not 
    activated, displays time info if the programme 
    has teletext transmission. 
      P+ / P- and numbers (0-9) 
      Press to select a page. 
     
     
    Note 
    : Most TV stations use code 100 for their index 
    pages. 
      Coloured Buttons 
      (RED/GREEN/YELLOW/BLUE) 
      Your TV supports both  FASTEXT 
     and  TOP text 
     
    systems. When these systems are available, the 
    pages are divided into groups or topics. 
      When  FASTEXT 
     system is available, sections in 
    a teletext page will become colour-coded and can 
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    be selected by pressing the coloured buttons. 
    Press a coloured button that corresponds to 
    with your needs.
    The coloured writings will appear, showing you 
    which coloured buttons to use when  TOP text 
     
    transmission is present. Pressing  P - 
     or  P + 
     
    commands will request the next or previous 
    page respec tively.  
     
     
     
    Tips 
     
    Screen Care 
     
    Clean the screen with a slightly damp, soft 
    cloth. Do not use abrasive solvents as they may 
    damage the coating layer of the TV screen. 
    For your safety, unplug the mains plug when 
    cleaning the set. When moving the TV, hold it 
    properly from the bottom part. 
      Image Persistence 
     
    Please note that ghosting may occur while 
    displaying a persistent image. LCD TVs’ image 
    persistence may disappear after a short time. 
    Try turning off the TV for a while. 
    To avoid this, do not leave the screen in still 
    picture for extended periods. 
      No Power 
     
    If your TV system has no power, please check 
    the main power cable and connection to the 
    mains socket outlet. 
      Poor Picture 
     
    Have you selected the correct TV system? Is 
    your TV set or house aerial located too close 
    to a non-earthed audio equipment or neon 
    lights, etc.?
    Mountains or high buildings can cause double 
    pictures or ghost images. Sometimes you can 
    improve the picture quality by changing the 
    direction of the aerial.
    Is the picture or teletext unrecognisable? Check 
    if you have entered the correct frequency. 
    Please retune the channels.
    The picture quality may degrade when two 
    peripherals are connected to the TV at the 
    same time. In such a case, disconnect one of 
    the peripherals. 
      No Picture 
     
    Is the aerial connected properly? Are the plugs 
    connected tightly to the aerial socket? Is the aerial cable damaged? Are suitable plugs used 
    to connect the aerial? If you are in doubt, consult 
    your dealer.
    No Picture means that your TV is not receiving 
    a transmission. Have you selected the correct 
    button on the remote control? Try once more.
    Also make sure the correct input source has 
    been selected. 
      Sound 
     
    You can not hear any sound. Did you perhaps 
    interrupt the sound, pressing the 
     button?
    Sound is coming from only one of the speakers. 
    Is the balance set to one  extreme? See  Sound 
    Menu . 
     
    Remote Control 
     
    Your TV no longer responds to the remote 
    control. Perhaps the batteries are exhausted. 
    If so you can still use the local buttons at the 
    bottom of the TV. 
      Input Sources 
     
    If you cannot select an input source, it is possible 
    that no device is connected. 
    Check the AV cables and connections if you 
    have tried to connect a device.  
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    Appendix A: PC Input Typical Display Modes
     
     
    The display has a maximum resolution of  1920 x 1200 . The following table is an illustration of 
    some of the typical video display modes.
    Your TV may not support different resolutions. Supported resolution modes are listed below.
    If you switch your PC to an unsupported mode, a warning OSD will appear on the screen.  
    Note: Resolution modes indicated with (*) are not available for PIP/PAP modes.
     
    IndexResolution Frequency
    Standard
    Hor Ver Ver (Hz)Hor 
    (KHz)
    1640 350 85 37.9 VESA
    2640 400 85 37.9 VESA
    3640 400 70 31.5 IBM VGA
    4640 480 60 31.5 VESA
    5640 480 66 35.0 MAC
    6640 480 72 37.9 VESA
    7640 480 75 37.5 VESA
    8640 480 85 43.3 VESA
    9800 600 56 35.2 VESA
    10800 600 60 37.9 VESA
    11800 600 70 43.8
    12800 600 72 48.1 VESA
    13800 600 75 46.9 VESA
    14800 600 85 53.7 VESA
    15832 624 75 49.7 MAC
    161024 768 43 35.5VESA 
    (interlace)
    171024 768 60 48.4 VESA
    18*1024 768 70 56.5 VESA
    19*1024 768 72 57.7
    20*1024 768 75 60.0
    21*1024 768 85 68.3
    221152 864 60 53.8
    23*1152 864 70 64.2 VESA
    24*1152 864 75 67.5 VESA
    25*1152 864 85 77.1 VESA
    26*1152 870 75 68.9 MAC
    271280 768 60 47.7 VESA
    281360 768 60 47.7
    29*1280 768 75 60.2 VESA
    301280 960 60 60.0 VESA
    31*1280 960 75 75.0 VESA
    32*1280 960 85 85.9 VESA
    331280 1024 60 64.0 VESA
    34*1280 1024 75 80.0 VESA
    35*1280 1024 85 91.1 VESA
    361400 1050 60 65.3
    37*1400 1050 75 82.3
    381440 900 60 55.9
    39*1440 900 75 70.6
    40*1600 1200 60 75.0 VESA
    411680 1050 60 65.3
    42*1920 1200 60 74.5
     
     
    Note : Your PC may not work correctly with some resolution modes which are listed above because 
    of  unexpected causes. When you confront with such a problem, please try switching your PC to 
    different resolution modes.
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    Appendix B: AV and HDMI Signal Compatibility (Input Signal 
    Types)
       
    Source Supported Signals Available
    EXT-1 
    (SCART 1)PAL 50/60 O
    NTSC 60 O
    RGB 50 O
    RGB 60 O
    EXT-2 
    (SCART-2)PAL 50/60 O
    NTSC 60 O
    RGB 50 X
    RGB 60 X
    FAVPAL 50/60 O
    NTSC 60 O
    S-VIDEOPAL 50/60 O
    NTSC 60 O
    YPbPr 480I 60Hz O
    480P 60Hz O
    576I 50Hz O
    576P 50Hz O
    720P 50Hz O
    720P 60Hz O
    1080I 50Hz O
    1080I 60Hz O
    1080P 50Hz O
    1080P 60Hz O
    HDMI1 
    HDMI2
    HDMI3
    HDMI4480I 60Hz O
    480P 60Hz O
    576I 50Hz O
    576P 50Hz O
    720P 50Hz O
    720P 60Hz O
    1080I 50Hz O
    1080I 60Hz O
    1080P 50Hz O
    1080P 60Hz O
    1080P 24 HZ O
       
      (X: Not Available, O: Available)
       
     
    Note : In some cases a signal on the LCD TV may not be displayed properly. The problem may 
    be an inconsistency with standards from the source equipment (DVD, Set-top box, etc.). If you do 
    expereince such a problem please contact your dealer and also the manufacturer of the source 
    equipment. 
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    Appendix C: Supported DVI Resolutions
    When connecting devices to your TV’s connectors by using DVI converter cables (not supplied), 
    you can refer to the following resolution information.
    24Hz 25Hz 30Hz 50Hz 60Hz
    480i
    ;
    480p
    ;
    576i
    ;
    576p
    ;
    720p
    ;;
    1080i
    ;;
    1080p
    ;;;; ;
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    Appendix  D : Pin Specifi cations 
     
    SCART connector pin specifi cations 
    Pin Input signal Pin Input signal
    1AUDIO OUT (RIGHT) 12
    Not used
    2AUDIO IN (RIGHT) 13RGB-R GND
    3AUDIO OUT (LEFT/MONO) 14GND
    4AUDIO GND 15RGB-R / S.VHS CHROMINANCE IN
    5RGB-B GND 16BLANKING SIGNAL
    6AUDIO IN (LEFT/MONO) 17COMPOSITE VIDEO GND
    7RGB-B IN 18BLANKING SIGNAL GND
    8AUDIO / RGB SWITCH / 16:9 19COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT
    9RGB-G GND 20COMPOSITE VIDEO / S.VHS LUMINANCE IN
    10Not used 21GND / SHIELD (CHASSIS)
    11RGB-G IN  
     
    HDMI connector pin specifi cations 
    Pin Input signal PinInput signal
    1TMDS Data2+ 11 TMDS Clock Shield2TMDS Data2 Shield 12 TMDS Clock-3TMDS Data 2- 13 CEC4TMDS Data 1+ 14 Reserved (N.C. on device)5TMDS Data1 Shield 15 SCL6TMDS Data1- 16 SDA7TMDS Data0+ 17 DDC/CED Ground
    8TMDS Data0 Shield 18 +5V Power
    9TMDS Data0- 19 Hot Plug Detect10TMDS Clock+    
     
    Signal Input 
     
    PC RGB Terminal (D-sub 15-pin connector) 
    Pin Input signal1R2G or sync on green3B4No connection5No connection6R.GND7G.GND8B.GND9No connection10GND11No connection12[SDA]13H.sync or H/V composite sync14V.sync. [V.CLK]15[SCL]                                                                          
     
    S-input connector pin specifi cations 
    PinInput 
    signal
    1
    Y 2Y-GND3C 4C-GNDFrameGND   
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    Appendix E: PIP/PAP Mode Combinations 
     
    MAINTVDTV/USBScart1 Scart2 FAV SVHS HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3 HDMI4 YPbPrPC-
    VGA
    TV889 (RGB) 8 8 8 999999
    DTV/USB8 8 9999999999
    Scart19 (RGB) 989 (RGB) 9 (RGB) 9 (RGB) 999999
    Scart2899 (RGB) 8 8 8 999999
    FAV899 (RGB) 8 8 8 999999
    SVHS899 (RGB) 8 8 8 999999
    HDMI1999999888899
    HDMI2999999888899
    HDMI3999999888899
    HDMI4999999888899
    YPbPr9 9 99999999 8 9
    PC-VGA9 9 999999999 8 
      ( RGB 
    ): This indicates that, selection is possible only if Scart-1 has a RGB signal.
      Restrictions 
    : Scart-1 source must have RGB signal to perform PIP\PAP with sources TV, Scart-2, 
    FAV, SVHS.
    If these sources are set to main window, and Scart-1 does not have a RGB signal, Pip\Pap source 
    can not be switched to the Scart-1 source.
    If scart-1 source is set to main window, and scart-1 does not have a RGB signal, Pip\Pap source 
    can not be switched to TV, Scart-2, FAV and SVHS sources. 
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    Appendix F: Supported File Formats for USB Mode
     
     
    MediaFile 
    ExtensionFormatRemarks
    Video Audio(Maximum resolution/Bit rate etc.)
    Movie.mpg/ .dat/ 
    .vobMPEG1 MPEG Layer 1/2/3 60 Hz (frame refresh rate).
    MPEG2 MPEG2 60 Hz (frame refresh rate).
    DivX mp3, ac3 DivX 3.1.x, 4.x, 5.xXviD/ 3ivx PCM/MP3/WMA XviD Version up to: 1.1.2 / DivX 3.1.x, 4.x, 5.x
    MPEG4 PCM/MP3/WMA Up to 640 x 480.
    .aviMS ISO 
    MPEG4PCM/MP3/WMA Support SP and ASP
    MJPEG PCM 30fps@VGA
    Music- - PCM Sample Rate: 8K ~ 48KHz
    .mp3 -MPEG 1/2
    Layer 1/ 2/
    3 (MP3)Sample Rate: 8K ~ 48KHz, Bit Rate: 
    32K~320Kbps
    .wma - WMASample Rate: 8K ~ 48KHz, Bit Rate: 5K ~ 
    192Kbps
    Photo.jpgBaseline 
    JPEGWxH = 14592x12288, Up to 179 Mega-pixel
    Support format: 444/ 440/ 422/ 420/ Grayscale
    Progressive 
    JPEGUp to 4 Mega-pixel
    Support format: 444/ 440/ 422/ 420/ Grayscale
    .gif GIF WxH = 14592x12288, Up to 179 Mega-pixel
    .bmp bit map WxH = 14592x12288, Up to 179 Mega-pixel
    External 
    Subtitles.srt
    Support Text File Format, but do not support 
    Picture File Format .smi
    .sub
    Note: It is not guaranteed that all DivX formats are supported.
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